There isn't a whole lot in there, an 1/8" maybe 1/4" pipe nipple that threads into the bottom of the tank, that's it. I put a brand new tank, lines, filters, everything except the filler neck, and that is what got me, I mean it wasn't horrid, but it did have a few flakes, and one of them got caught in the fuel pump, itty bitty chunk of rust. I now have the glass bowl fuel pump that has an inlet screen built in. But I do have to question the statement of the tank being basically new. Unless you have been putting water in it intentionally, I just don't see that being the problem. However I have been really wrong before. I just read the part where it wasn't YOU that installed the tank, (at least I think that is what you meant) You don't even have to remove the tank or probably even the gas for that matter to look in there. Just be sure you are using a flashlight/shop light that won't produce sparks. I see where someone else had problems with the filler neck.
Last edited by brokenhead; 01/09/2016 4:48 PM.
